End-to-end fulfillment operations

Core processes include receiving, inventory checks, location-based storage, order picking, packing, shipping-label creation, dispatch tracking and return inspection.

Orders from supported marketplaces and e-commerce connections are transferred to a central panel and routed into the warehouse operation.

Fulfbase plans to use a transaction-based model instead of a fixed monthly service charge. Receiving, storage, picking, packing, returns and other operations are calculated according to the activity performed, while tiered unit prices decrease as order volume grows.

The planned standard fulfillment model has no fixed monthly service fee or setup charge. Businesses pay for the storage capacity they use and the operations actually performed. Custom integrations, packaging or operational requirements may be quoted separately.

Tiered pricing means that the unit cost per transaction decreases as order or operational volume increases during an agreed period. Final tiers are presented in the proposal after product characteristics, order volume, storage needs and service scope are reviewed.

The first Fulfbase operations center is planned for Kocaeli, Türkiye. The longer-term goal is to develop a network of regional fulfillment warehouses so orders can be managed closer to their destination markets.

The Kocaeli operations center is not open yet. Fulfbase is currently gathering seller requirements and operational demand; the opening plan, capacity and final service scope will be shaped by this feedback.

Marketplace sellers, direct-to-consumer brands and independent online stores that want to outsource inventory, picking, packing, shipping and returns can use fulfillment services. Suitability is reviewed according to product type, order volume and required operations.

Products are sent to the warehouse with a planned inbound record. Quantity, barcode and core product details are checked during receiving, then accepted inventory is placed into location-based storage and made traceable in the operational panel.

Subject to operational suitability, orders may use branded boxes, mailers, tape, thank-you cards or campaign inserts. Supply, storage and handling requirements for custom packaging are defined during the proposal stage.

When a return reaches the warehouse, it is matched with its order and product record. Based on agreed inspection rules, it can be classified as resellable, requiring review or damaged; eligible items can then be returned to available inventory.

International orders can be planned within the fulfillment flow when the appropriate sales-channel, documentation and carrier connections are available.